By Steven M. Glassman
Director of Sports Information
October 13, 2018
JENKINTOWN, PA—Sunday, October 14 will be the final regular season match for three Manor College (0-8 Overall, 0-5 Region XIX Division III, 0-3 EPAC) sophomore women's soccer players, as the Blue Jays host the Northampton Community College Spartans (5-7, 2-6, 1-2) at 3:00 p.m.
The three sophomores are as follows: midfielder Dominique Cailo (Philadelphia, PA/St. Hubert), goalkeeper Alize Felton (New Castle, DE/William Penn), and mid Erica Foreman (Philadelphia, PA/Archbishop Ryan).
Calio started in four of the five matches in 2018 and is leading the team in goals (three), points (six), shots on goal (seven), and overall shots (11). In 2017, she led the Blue Jays in goals (six), points (14), shots on goal (38), and overall shots (56) in nine games (all starts). She finished the 2017 season fourth in shots on goal per game (4.22), sixth in shots per game (6.22), tied for 40th in overall shots, and tied for 42nd in shots on goal in NJCAA Division III. Calio received the 2017 Manor College Women's Soccer Most Valuable Player Award. She was also named to the Eastern Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (EPAC) Fall 2017 Semester All-Academic Team. In her Manor career, Calio played in 14 matches (13 starts), nine goals, two assists, 20 points, 45 shots on goal, and 67 shots.
Felton started and played in seven matches. She is entering this match leading NJCAA Division III (as of October 13) in saves per match (16.43) and third in saves (115). Felton finished second in NJCAA Division III in 2017 in saves per match (18.67), fifth in saves (168), 14th in minutes per match (89:53), and 40th in minutes (809:00). She received the 2017 Manor College Women's Soccer Most Improved Award. In her Manor career, Felton played and started in 17 matches, 1,342:00 minutes, and 283 saves.
Foreman started and played in seven matches. She is second on the team in shots on goal (five) and overall shots (five). Foreman started and played in 10 matches in 2017. She finished second on the team in goals (four), points (10), shots on goal (22), and overall shots (33). She received the 2017 Women's Soccer Coaches Award and was also named to the Eastern Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (EPAC) Fall 2017 Semester All-Academic Team. She received the 2017 Manor College Women's Soccer Coaches Award. In her Manor career, she played and started in 17 matches, four goals, three assists, 11 points, 27 shots on goal, and 38 overall, shots.